Some contributions to energetics by the Lewis Research Center and a review of their potential non-aerospace applications.
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The primary technology areas are aerospace propulsion, power and materials. As examples in these technologies, the programs in the fields of cryogenics and liquid metals are reviewed and potential non-aerospace applications for the results of these programs are discussed. These include such possibilities as: hydrogen as a non-polluting industrial fuel; more efficient central power stations; and powerplants for advanced ground transportation.
Rankine cycle turboelectric nuclear space power conversion system with liquid K as working fluid, discussing current technology status
Performance and transient testing of single tube potassium boiler for Rankine nuclear power plant system
Component performance of three loop Rankine cycle test rig using lithium, potassium and NaK-78 as working fluids
Theoretical analysis and measurement of single-phase pressure losses and heat transfer for helical flow in tube
Air-water flow pressure loss and phase distribution in tube with wire coil swirl generators
Tube heat transfer augmentation by helical vane inserts, noting Reynolds number and mass flow rate effects
Enhanced heat transfer in tubes by using helical vane inserts
Utilization of nonuniform axial heat flux distribution and four heat transfer regions in design procedure for advanced rankine cycle space power system potassium boiler
Boiler design procedure used for once-through counterflow potassium boiler for Rankine cycle space power system, discussing axial heat flux distribution